The fullness of the Gentiles includes the
full number saved,
walking in fullness of godly character and power,
embracing the fullness of God’s narrative,
resulting in the fullness of God’s purpose.
https://youtu.be/K-KyEspxhIU
The Holiest
of Holies,
Mother Mary
Have you caught
Wind yet?
The Morning SHIFT is Dawning
ONLINE
is the
TOWN CENTER
in
JERUSALEM
21 that all
of them may be one, Father,
just as you are in me and I am in you.
May they also be in us so that
the world
may believe
that you have sent me.
23 I in them and you in me—so that they may
be brought to complete unity.
God has given various people the
number 100 million intercessors over the years in
prophetic encounters.
Eric Watt, Jason Hubbard (IPC), and team have visited IHOPKC a
number of times over recent years.
They represent and
communicate
regularly with
leaders
that
oversee
5,000+ prayer networks
that collectively
include 130 million
believers
(at first I found those numbers hard to believe). In their recent visit (Dec. 2022), they shared that the leaders of these
5,000+ prayer networks and the 130 million intercessors connected to them
will stand together to pray for the same area of the
earth 4 times in 2023
in a global mission initiative called 110cities.com.
I am overwhelmed as I consider that this is the
first time in history that over 100 million believers
will pray for the same geographical area together on the same day
(see Jn. 17:21-23).
These 100 million prayed for China on January 22, 2023.
They will pray for the Middle East on April 17,
for Israel on May 28,
and for India on October 31.
These 100 million believers
are deeply
committed to Jesus and to
The
Great Commission,
but many of them are
not yet connected
to the Lord’s biblical purpose for Israel.
But for one day (May 28, 2023)
100 million will pray for Israel as they did for China on January 22.
But for 21 days leading up to May 28,
1 million+ intercessors will fast and pray
asking the “Holy Spirit to ambush” them by
marking the hearts of these 100 million for
His purposes for Israel.
Summary: In this Isaiah 62 Fast,
thousands of ministries will host daily prayer meetings with fasting— together we will mobilize over 1 million+ to pray for Israel AND for
the Spirit to mark
100 million intercessors on May 28 to see
God’s heart for Israel. IHOPKC is only one of
many HUBs hosting this Isaiah 62 Fast.
John 17
contains the longest recorded prayer of Jesus
in any of the Gospels.
Jesus prays this after
He finishes
His final instructions
to the
disciples
and before
He is betrayed,
arrested, and crucified.
First, Jesus prays for
Himself,
then He prays for
His disciples,
and
He closes the prayer by praying for
all believers.
This intercessory prayer
is commonly called Jesus’ High Priestly Prayer.
The office of high priest was instituted
at
Mount Sinai
when God gave the Law
to the Israelites through
Moses.
Aaron and,
subsequently, his descendants
were chosen to be priests who were
responsible for
interceding for Israel before God
(Exodus 28 – 29).
One priest was selected
as the high priest who would
enter the
Holy of Holies on the Day of Atonement
to offer the sacrifice that would temporarily cover the sins of the people
(Hebrews 9:7).
When Jesus came, He offered His life
as the ultimate sacrifice that would
not only cover the sins of the people but
completely cleanse His people and save them.
Jesus is the ultimate High Priest,
and His intercession for us in John 17
is a wonderful,
multilayered example of His love.
As Jesus begins His High Priestly Prayer,
He reveals that His purpose
in coming to earth
was to glorify the Father
by giving eternal life to those who
believe in Him.
Although Jesus is God and was
with the Father
before the world began
(John 17:5),
He humbled Himself
and came to earth as a man so people
would know
“the only true God, and Jesus Christ”
whom He sent
(John 17:3).
Now, the hour had come
when Jesus’ work on earth would
be finished
(John 17:1),
and Jesus asks the Father to glorify Him as
He prepared to finish the work
that would “give eternal life” to those who
believe in Him (John 17:2).
Jesus continues His High Priestly Prayer by praying for
His disciples.
The eleven who remained with Him
had accepted Jesus’ words,
knew that He is God,
and believed that the Father sent Him
(John 17:8).
Jesus talks about the Father giving the disciples to Him and the
disciples belonging to the Father;
Jesus and the Father
have everything in common
(John 17:6, 9–10).
Jesus mentions that
glory has come to Him through the disciples
(John 17:10).
Jesus prays that the Father would protect the disciples since
He will no longer be present in the world.
He prays not that they will be removed from the world but
specifically that they would be protected from the evil one
(John 17:15)
by the power of Jesus’ name (John 17:11).
Jesus says that
the world hates the disciples because
they are
not of the world,
just as Jesus is not of the world
(John 17:14, 16).
But Jesus has given His followers
the Word and sent them
into the world,
just as the Father sent Jesus
(John 17:18).
Jesus prays that His disciples would be
sanctified by the truth,
which is God’s Word
(John 17:17)
and that they would be unified
(John 17:11).
After praying for
His disciples,
Jesus also prays for everyone who will
believe in Him
through their message
(John 17:21).
Jesus’ desire,
expressed in His High Priestly Prayer,
is that all of His followers would be in
complete unity,
just as He and the Father are in perfect unity
(John 17:21).
Jesus prays for believers to be in God so that the world will believe in Jesus (John 17:21).
When believers are united and
abide in God,
the world will know that God loves them and that
He sent Jesus for them
(John 17:23).
Jesus loves the world, and
His sacrifice that
brings eternal life is for anyone who believes
(John 3:16–17).
Jesus says He has given believers
His glory
that they may be one as He is one with the Father (John 17:22).
Jesus also prays that all who believe in Him will
be with Him and
see
His glory
(John 17:24).
Jesus affirms that, whereas
the world
does not know the Father,
He does,
and He has made
the Father known to His disciples.
Jesus will continue to reveal God to His followers so that God’s love will be in His disciples and that Jesus Himself will be in them
(John 17:25–26).
Jesus says that He prayed the High Priestly Prayer because He was going to the Father soon and He wanted His disciples to “have the full measure of my joy within them” (John 17:13).
As our Great High Priest, Jesus continues to intercede for us (Hebrews 7:25), and His High Priestly Prayer is an example of
what His
intercession looks like.
Jesus “is able to save
completely
those who come to God
through him”
(Hebrews 7:25).
His High Priestly Prayer, with its themes of
unity, indwelling, glory, and giving, shows the
profound extent of that salvation.
https://isaiah62fast.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/One-For-Israel-31-Days-Prayer-Guide-Erez-Soref-One-for-Israel-digital.pdf
full number saved,
walking in fullness of godly character and power,
embracing the fullness of God’s narrative,
resulting in the fullness of God’s purpose.
https://youtu.be/K-KyEspxhIU
The Holiest
of Holies,
Mother Mary
Have you caught
Wind yet?
The Morning SHIFT is Dawning
ONLINE
is the
TOWN CENTER
in
JERUSALEM
21 that all
of them may be one, Father,
just as you are in me and I am in you.
May they also be in us so that
the world
may believe
that you have sent me.
23 I in them and you in me—so that they may
be brought to complete unity.
God has given various people the
number 100 million intercessors over the years in
prophetic encounters.
Eric Watt, Jason Hubbard (IPC), and team have visited IHOPKC a
number of times over recent years.
They represent and
communicate
regularly with
leaders
that
oversee
5,000+ prayer networks
that collectively
include 130 million
believers
(at first I found those numbers hard to believe). In their recent visit (Dec. 2022), they shared that the leaders of these
5,000+ prayer networks and the 130 million intercessors connected to them
will stand together to pray for the same area of the
earth 4 times in 2023
in a global mission initiative called 110cities.com.
I am overwhelmed as I consider that this is the
first time in history that over 100 million believers
will pray for the same geographical area together on the same day
(see Jn. 17:21-23).
These 100 million prayed for China on January 22, 2023.
They will pray for the Middle East on April 17,
for Israel on May 28,
and for India on October 31.
These 100 million believers
are deeply
committed to Jesus and to
The
Great Commission,
but many of them are
not yet connected
to the Lord’s biblical purpose for Israel.
But for one day (May 28, 2023)
100 million will pray for Israel as they did for China on January 22.
But for 21 days leading up to May 28,
1 million+ intercessors will fast and pray
asking the “Holy Spirit to ambush” them by
marking the hearts of these 100 million for
His purposes for Israel.
Summary: In this Isaiah 62 Fast,
thousands of ministries will host daily prayer meetings with fasting— together we will mobilize over 1 million+ to pray for Israel AND for
the Spirit to mark
100 million intercessors on May 28 to see
God’s heart for Israel. IHOPKC is only one of
many HUBs hosting this Isaiah 62 Fast.
John 17
contains the longest recorded prayer of Jesus
in any of the Gospels.
Jesus prays this after
He finishes
His final instructions
to the
disciples
and before
He is betrayed,
arrested, and crucified.
First, Jesus prays for
Himself,
then He prays for
His disciples,
and
He closes the prayer by praying for
all believers.
This intercessory prayer
is commonly called Jesus’ High Priestly Prayer.
The office of high priest was instituted
at
Mount Sinai
when God gave the Law
to the Israelites through
Moses.
Aaron and,
subsequently, his descendants
were chosen to be priests who were
responsible for
interceding for Israel before God
(Exodus 28 – 29).
One priest was selected
as the high priest who would
enter the
Holy of Holies on the Day of Atonement
to offer the sacrifice that would temporarily cover the sins of the people
(Hebrews 9:7).
When Jesus came, He offered His life
as the ultimate sacrifice that would
not only cover the sins of the people but
completely cleanse His people and save them.
Jesus is the ultimate High Priest,
and His intercession for us in John 17
is a wonderful,
multilayered example of His love.
As Jesus begins His High Priestly Prayer,
He reveals that His purpose
in coming to earth
was to glorify the Father
by giving eternal life to those who
believe in Him.
Although Jesus is God and was
with the Father
before the world began
(John 17:5),
He humbled Himself
and came to earth as a man so people
would know
“the only true God, and Jesus Christ”
whom He sent
(John 17:3).
Now, the hour had come
when Jesus’ work on earth would
be finished
(John 17:1),
and Jesus asks the Father to glorify Him as
He prepared to finish the work
that would “give eternal life” to those who
believe in Him (John 17:2).
Jesus continues His High Priestly Prayer by praying for
His disciples.
The eleven who remained with Him
had accepted Jesus’ words,
knew that He is God,
and believed that the Father sent Him
(John 17:8).
Jesus talks about the Father giving the disciples to Him and the
disciples belonging to the Father;
Jesus and the Father
have everything in common
(John 17:6, 9–10).
Jesus mentions that
glory has come to Him through the disciples
(John 17:10).
Jesus prays that the Father would protect the disciples since
He will no longer be present in the world.
He prays not that they will be removed from the world but
specifically that they would be protected from the evil one
(John 17:15)
by the power of Jesus’ name (John 17:11).
Jesus says that
the world hates the disciples because
they are
not of the world,
just as Jesus is not of the world
(John 17:14, 16).
But Jesus has given His followers
the Word and sent them
into the world,
just as the Father sent Jesus
(John 17:18).
Jesus prays that His disciples would be
sanctified by the truth,
which is God’s Word
(John 17:17)
and that they would be unified
(John 17:11).
After praying for
His disciples,
Jesus also prays for everyone who will
believe in Him
through their message
(John 17:21).
Jesus’ desire,
expressed in His High Priestly Prayer,
is that all of His followers would be in
complete unity,
just as He and the Father are in perfect unity
(John 17:21).
Jesus prays for believers to be in God so that the world will believe in Jesus (John 17:21).
When believers are united and
abide in God,
the world will know that God loves them and that
He sent Jesus for them
(John 17:23).
Jesus loves the world, and
His sacrifice that
brings eternal life is for anyone who believes
(John 3:16–17).
Jesus says He has given believers
His glory
that they may be one as He is one with the Father (John 17:22).
Jesus also prays that all who believe in Him will
be with Him and
see
His glory
(John 17:24).
Jesus affirms that, whereas
the world
does not know the Father,
He does,
and He has made
the Father known to His disciples.
Jesus will continue to reveal God to His followers so that God’s love will be in His disciples and that Jesus Himself will be in them
(John 17:25–26).
Jesus says that He prayed the High Priestly Prayer because He was going to the Father soon and He wanted His disciples to “have the full measure of my joy within them” (John 17:13).
As our Great High Priest, Jesus continues to intercede for us (Hebrews 7:25), and His High Priestly Prayer is an example of
what His
intercession looks like.
Jesus “is able to save
completely
those who come to God
through him”
(Hebrews 7:25).
His High Priestly Prayer, with its themes of
unity, indwelling, glory, and giving, shows the
profound extent of that salvation.
https://isaiah62fast.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/One-For-Israel-31-Days-Prayer-Guide-Erez-Soref-One-for-Israel-digital.pdf
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